Bike & Mountain Bike Tours in Veneto

Explore romantic Verona on two wheels on this relaxed 3-hour bike tour. Stop at Verona's main sights, such as an ancient Roman bridge over the Adige River, two Roman theaters, the old city walls, and even Juliet's House - made famous by Shakespeare's tragic play, 'Romeo and Juliet.' Climb to the top of Castel San Pietro for excellent views overlooking this picturesque city. As you pedal through the UNESCO-listed historic center of Verona, hear stories of the city's history, art, and architecture. Group size is limited to eight, making for a more intimate tour.

Pair light exercise with nature and history and a little bit of wine on this fun 4-hour bicycle tour through Valpolicella's vineyard-blanketed hills. Pedal through the beautiful countryside of low-rolling hills and then stop to sample some locally made wine at a vineyard while learning about the typical characteristics of the wine of  this area from an expert sommelier. Numbers are limited to 8 people on this small-group tour, ensuring you'll receive personalized attention from your guide.

Get to know the historic city of Verona from the ground up with a 3-hour bike tour. Cruise through the pretty neighborhoods of cobblestone streets with your knowledgeable guide to see top sights and hidden gems. Stop along the way to sample ice cream, wine and some typical local dishes.

Discover a different side of Venice away from the crowds on this 4-hour bike tour through the countryside. Travel outside the city with a guide and small group to cycle through charming villages and along beautiful country roads. Follow the Brenta River, passing historic estates like Villa Foscari in Malcontenta and the former summer homes of the Venetian Doges, and soak up local culture with a lunch stop in the town of Doro.

Discover Verona's top attractions and splash through the Veneto region's swirling river rapids on this 1-day Verona bike tour and Adige River rafting adventure. Pedal through pretty Verona with your guide and discover famous sites such as the Ponte Pietra and Ponte di Castelvecchio bridges, the San Zeno neighborhood and the majestic Romanesque San Zeno Maggiore Cathedral. Afterward, pull on your lifejacket and grab your paddle before hitting the choppy waters of the Adige River. This gentle descent is a great way to admire Verona from a completely different angle.